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[Title] => Ramon Magsaysay awardees arrive
[Summary] => All six Magsaysay awardees for 2005 from Korea, India, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Thailand and Laos arrived here, easily brightening Manila’s overcast skies Friday. Carmencita Abella, president of the Ramon Magsaysay Award Foundation (RMAF), welcomed them to the country.
Korea’s Hye-Ran Yoon, 38, a trailblazing NGO worker, arrived with her husband, Won-Geun Lee, and 11-year-old son, Hyun-Sik Lee.
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[Summary] => Vice President Noli de Castro lauded yesterday Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) chairwoman Haydee Yorac for being one of the recipients of the prestigious 2004 Ramon Magsaysay Awards in recognition of her outstanding service in government.
The Vice President said Yorac’s shining example in public service should be emulated by those in government.
"You have maintained the dignity in government service by your dedication and sincerity in offering yourself to work for the benefit of the people," De Castro said.
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[Title] => RM awardee fears travel ban, skips ceremonies
[Summary] => Fearing a travel ban, Dr. Cynthia Maung did not come to Manila to personally accept the Ramon Magsaysay Award for Community Leadership at the Cultural Center of the Philippines tonight.
The physician from Myanmar (Burma) will not attend the awarding ceremonies for fear that she might not be allowed to return to her clinic on the Myanmar-Thai border.
"I think she could come (to Manila) if she wants to but the problem is she might not be able to go back (to her clinic)," a co-worker of Maung told The STAR yesterday.
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Korea’s Hye-Ran Yoon, 38, a trailblazing NGO worker, arrived with her husband, Won-Geun Lee, and 11-year-old son, Hyun-Sik Lee.
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The Vice President said Yorac’s shining example in public service should be emulated by those in government.
"You have maintained the dignity in government service by your dedication and sincerity in offering yourself to work for the benefit of the people," De Castro said.
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The physician from Myanmar (Burma) will not attend the awarding ceremonies for fear that she might not be allowed to return to her clinic on the Myanmar-Thai border.
"I think she could come (to Manila) if she wants to but the problem is she might not be able to go back (to her clinic)," a co-worker of Maung told The STAR yesterday.
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August 28, 2005 - 12:00am
